I couldn't wait to take pictures of this finished quilt top.
I mean one I can show?
That's unheard of lately. :)
I began this quilt about 3 years ago, when my friend Jane was still working for me.
She and I pretty much used the same fabric for it
and were both on the hunt for that border...
which we found.
I think her quilt has been done for 3 years!
LOL
that is my life's story.
She finished and mine went in a pile of UFO's.
til this week.
I love these fabrics,
they are called Darla by Tanya Whelan
and the pattern is French Roses by Heather French.
they are called Darla by Tanya Whelan
and the pattern is French Roses by Heather French.
I am sending it off this week to Natalia of Piece n Quilt
and see if she can work some magic for me...
well I know she can....
and I REALLY can't wait to see it quilted.
10 comments:
I remember this pattern. I think it is beautiful and would be wonderful for a little girl: I have nothing but grandsons.
Lovely! Good finish
It is beautiful! I can't wait to see it quilted :-)
love!! Love Darla. Awesome finish. Can't wait to see it quilted.
I am excited to see this quilted! I have mine in a box - and its been there for years with the pattern and fabric I want to use... this was a great reminder - I still really want to make this quilt! Yours looks great!
Beautiful!!!!! I love those fabrics and may just have some in my stash. they make my heart sing.
I made this 5 years ago when I was recovering from chemo. It was in the magazine that came out supporting the cause. I have not "quilted" it yet, so anxious to see what she does with yours!! I love the fabrics you chose, mine are Moda and some Kaffe ..
Gosh!! So beautiful!!
Vicki, did you leave the edges raw on your roses, or are they appliqued ? I called everywhere looking for the fabric that was in the border print in the magazine, is this it?
This is gorgeous; a girl in one of my guilds made this quilt and we were all envious. She made hers with light pastels, but it would be equally cute with brights I think. Lovely.
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